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| rdfs:comment | - The Ajira crate was on Ajira Airways Flight 316 in the cargo hold, for the purpose of being transported from Los Angeles to Guam. After crashing on Hydra Island, it was one of the items that Ilana and her group needed to "move". ("Dead Is Dead") Bram opened the crate for Frank Lapidus and later for Richard Alpert, finally revealing its contents--the dead body of John Locke. ("The Incident, Part 1") The crate was last seen on the beach next to the Statue of Taweret, tipped on its side with the lid off. ("The Substitute")
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| abstract | - The Ajira crate was on Ajira Airways Flight 316 in the cargo hold, for the purpose of being transported from Los Angeles to Guam. After crashing on Hydra Island, it was one of the items that Ilana and her group needed to "move". ("Dead Is Dead") Bram opened the crate for Frank Lapidus and later for Richard Alpert, finally revealing its contents--the dead body of John Locke. ("The Incident, Part 1") The crate was last seen on the beach next to the Statue of Taweret, tipped on its side with the lid off. ("The Substitute")
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